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Vermejo {Personal}

A selection of images from time with my sister.

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Long Live the Kong : Columbus, Ohio

Several weeks ago a representative from Kong contacted me asking if I would take some photographs of our dogs playing with their toys.

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A Month With Hylo [& Co.]

More of Hylo;

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A Week With Hylo : Denver to Columbus

Named for an old-time country musician, Hylo is our 10-week-old Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy.

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Holiday Compendium

Images from our holiday adventures and misadventures. Photographed in the hills of Ohio and the nether regions of Colorado and New Mexico, by both Mr. + Mrs. Roeth.

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From Our Home To Yours

On this pre-Christmas Friday I’m very much looking forward to seeing and spending time with some of my very favorite people and to a restorative week.

A very happy holidays to you and yours.

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Prada & Her Big Heart

One day a few weeks ago I washed our dogs. Then Roux did living room laps until she dried while I blow dried Prada, which took two hours. By the end of it she looked so pretty I took her portrait.

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The Quality of Light

Sometimes I like to think Roux seeks out the best light in the house at any given time and lays in it, waiting for me to catch on and take her photograph.

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Apple Pickers {Roux & Prada}

Roux and Prada, Todd and I : a quintessential fall day in the heart of America.

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A Day With Roux

Whenever I know my life is about to dramatically change I try to take incremental photographs of my life, the way it is right then.

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Roux By The River

[More over at Rouxby Field Notes]

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Pueblo Mountain Park is a 611-acre open space area between Pueblo and the Sangre de Cristos in Colorado. It’s a well-kept secret at the end of a long road that nobody drives down unless they already know what’s at the other end.

We were lucky enough to spend a Saturday morning there with my dad’s old truck, a hot thermos of coffee in our hands and a couple of good dogs at our feet.

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